La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 15, 1916, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE YOU CAN SAVE ON TOE MDSEi YOU NEED if You Will Compare Our Sale Prices on Winter Mdse. During This Gi eat I V.,-. y !. AnhiiaLHciise QeanihifSale; A few Examples of the Reductions Made in every Department to Clear '6". bur Shelves of all Winter Mdse. and Broken Lines: V ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 0. .it.. You ever. reach the Jmi ty, tbereX always more fun in a Kodak. A souep.cbninual delight to the children an the as well;? . ' Mt , ..... - price $6.b'hd up, 1 ; . .. ' . Red Cross Drug Store Expert Developing and Printing. Ladies $100 to $1.50 Outing Gowns, ho wl.l...." ....;,.. ..nEvfr. "if" ,wyy,s y - Child's and Misses?, Dresses, regular 0q to $3.45,. now ..39 to $1.09 X LOCAL BREVITIES. 4. 4 tjv eje ije iji e ij tj J Ji Boiler Skating- Masquerade, Zuber hall, Saturday night, Jan. 22. Gener al admission . 10c. Adv. l-14-8t DENTIST Dr. W. D. McMillan, New Foley Building. FOUND Watch and fob, initials T. ' W. Pritts, call Mr. Shipman, Mon- tana rooming house. -l-15-2tp. Dry Chain Wood. For sale by Frank J. Bradley. Phone Red 1012. Adv. 12-14-tf. Dressmaking- and Ladies Tailoring Remodeling a speciality. Misses J.ones & Rabone, The Ladies Store; in West Jacobs Bldg., near Y. M. C. A. Adv. 11-6, tf. Office Room No. "4 Over Levy Vogel drug store. Adv. 12-30-tf. , Shores' Taxi Service, Sommer ho tel. Main 740 Adv. 2-21-tf The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres byterian church will hold a cooked food sale Saturday at the Co-operative store. ,s mm if W"" W We can furnish the correct Btyle of battery for lighting and start ing purposes for any make of car. Free expert inspection of any battery at any time. """" Johnston & Rieslaiid WANTED Life companion for a man between 30 and 40. Communicate with Al, care Observer, Adv. " l-15-3t. Next week is "Hat Week" at The Toggery. Three dollar hats will go at $1.55. Adv. , It. If it isn't an Ansco best. Adv. it isn't the 12-27-tf. Extra heavy 10j Outing Kahnel, now yd....i....:..7 SilkPetticoats that were $2.69. to $4i89,:-'now.'.... ...Ij. -:.l.r.v-.....-.........$1.60 to .$3.89 - ..: '.' j. . .-. .:, ', '' , '.S. ' " All Ladies and Children's Knit Mittens and Gloves Entire lino Skating Scarfs ... ;..,.JIALF PRICE $5.85 .to $6.85 Silk Sweaters, now ........$2.98 Entire line Ladies, Misses' and Children's Coats reduced to .HALF PRICE and BELOW Men's $2.00 and $2.25Yuae wobl:Underwearii'iiowvf, Broken line Men's winter Union Suits reduced.20 percent. v' . .,; ., ,. . Men's $1,00, $1.25 and,1.50 Dress Shirts, -noWhU' Men's and Boys' Mackinaws reduced 25 per cent: ;v : ;m63,473, 93 choice' $4 34 ii i . . i ' t ill v One line Men's and Boys' Overcoats ' Men's $6.50 Ruff neck Sweatee, your HALF PRICE All Men's and Boys' linipd Mittens reduced 20 percent.;-."'" -' 'i.., ... One line men's $15.00 Suits, your choice.....$7.50 One line men's and Ydupg Men's $12.50 Suits, now , $6.25 Other House Cleaning Bargains Like These in Every Dep't JANUARY WHITE SALE-IN DRY GOODS BALCONY Hen Wetherby, of Bingville, wrote us that he wanted prices on La Grande made Bluestem, and by the time, the Bugle comes out next week we look for a big ad from Hen on this flour. Adv. V - ; . 1-15-lt. Our toilet soaps are pure enough to eat, La Grande Pharmacy. Adolph Newlin, manager Main 40. l-15-2t Any time is the right time to buy drugs, La Grande Pharmacy Adolph Newlin, teenager Main 40. l-15-2t. h Dr. C. S. Foster, veterinary sur geon: office St Louis barn. Adv. - 10-14-tf. Co If you ever: have ..the least doubt) ' IStorm doors have been added to the that La Grande Made Blue Stem i equipment at the Lutheran church so " . NOTICE. To the people, of La Grande: I havts no way of making a house to house canvas to solicit your cleaning and pressing but I would appreciate a i To United Artisans Lodge No. Flour doe iiot run in the beat 'claes. phone the grocer or the Flour Mill we will aoon see tnat you get a 'ui on ing FREE. We are only too glad, to show you think.it over. 1-15-lt The very latest things In stationery and correspondence cards at Silver thorn's. AdV. ,.. , . V15.-)?- share of vour Datronaira, Yours very sincerely-.-;'; PAULINE LEDERLE THEY SAY SHE BLAMED HIM for not writing to her on our station' ery. La Grande Pharmacy Newlin, manager Main 40. Next week is "Hat'Week" at The Toggery. Three dollar hats will go at $1.55. Adv. It. Do not advertise "Eat Portland Bread" in La Grande. If a consumer must have it, let him hunt for it. Make him think he must sign a. pro scription to get it. and soon he will be ! weaned. La Grande bread first that's safety. Adv. 1-lo-lt All dues to the above organization should be paid to the Secretary on the first day of each '"month. The Sec retary, Mr. John Cochran,- may be found at Smith's garage. If it is not convenient, for vou to call in Dei'SOn, Adolph please mail dues to him, or notify him l-15-2t , 0f your whereabout and he will call on you. JOHN COCHRAN, Secretary, i' 1-15-tf. FARM LOAMS Reasonable Rates SECURITY tfllVH & SAVINGS COMPANY La Grande, Oregon Some neoDle mav think you are high toned because ypu use La Grande Made Blue Stem Flour, but it is not tne case. It doesn't cost any more tnan tne ordinary kind it's; born . and raised here it's just wheat grown up the commission and freight is sifted out. ., 1-15-1 Have you cold feet? Try the new metal hot water bottle at'. Silver thorn's. Adv. 1-15-tf. Salesman wanted to sell our high grade stock. Especially attractive commission on certain lines planted in your section. Most liberal offer we hove ever made. Salem Nurserv Co., Salem, Oregon. Adv. 12-20-lm. Next week is "Hat Week" at The Toggery. Three dollar hats will go at $1.55. Adv. ' It. Three Pool Tables. Cigar Cases. Pool Hall Fixtures Complete. Will sell all together or any piece. that it will be perfectly comfortable for Sunday School children. Rev. Drahn assures the congregation no children will suffer in the building in spite of the severe cold. ' ' : . . HILL'S MONEY MAKING GAINS. BAR. to Chance for Investor and Trador Make Money Now. Logged-off land at $7.60 an acre, 3 to 5 . miles from railroad in i Union county. 1 604 awes of wheat land in Umatilla county for sale. Will take La Grande property for first payment and crop payment on the balance, 80 acres of alfalfa to trade for La Grande city property. Private money to' loan. HENRY T. HILL, One lady made the remark "Blue Stem Flour is so good that it really should bo published in the Saturday's ; Observer along with the society news." 1-15-lt. Money to Loan. On. improved real property in Union county, no delays, current rates. Le Grande Investment Co. Adv. this week. High score was won by Mrs. William AUinson. A handsome centerpiece of carnations and smilax graced.the refreshment table. Roller Skating Masquerade Satur day night, Jan. 22. Orchestra music. General admission 10c Adv. l-14-8t REWARD. Don't foriret that Silverthorn's Family Drug store carries a complete The public I will be rewarded if they stop in and examine the thousand dif ferent patterns of winter and spring woolen samples. All suits guaranteed to fit and wcur; at prices below any others you have seen. Why? Less expense. Also do cleaning, pressing and repairing. All work absolutely guaranteed. Work called for and de- line of ledgers and journals, all kinds ; livered free of charge. I will sure ap- OI prices. AdV. 1-lb-tt. , Jreciuiu u puunu can lrum uny puny , I in La Grande at any time. Rod 471, When E. Polack, the Sommer House weilel's ; lailonng, next door to te!e- Mr. and Mrs., George T. Cochran ; and Mr. and MrB., E. E. Kirtley were in charge of the Kaffee Kiatch ses- sion last evening at the home of the ' first-named family.' The 'vhosteBses-' had handsomely decorated thp home! .villi carnations and guests for nine tuuies were present to enjoy the even ing. Mrs. T. J. ScroKgin and G. L. Lairrtson scored highest at Bridge. In spite of the extiMinu cold outdoors, the guests had an enjoyable evening. ' Rehersala are now running smooth ly on the Elk's big show "Don't Lie to Your Wife." If you wish to laugh be sure to see Bob. get around the dif ferent situations which a lie has placed him in. "To lie or not to lie, that is the question" whether it is better to tell a lie and suffer the consequences or tell the. truth arid,;, miss all the good times. Bob and his wife, who move in the- best society ; live with the Tollmans who have p plenty of money but are trying to en-! U ter into the mystic circle of society. j p !Uncle Obadiah visiting Bob unox- j p pectedly, and mistaking Mrs. Tollman rp for Bob's wife starts to weave the if web which grows until all are on- p twined in its meshes. If ' ever a d comedy was full oi laughs; Don t Lie to your Wite" Is that one. A laugh, a yell, a scream at every turn. High class specialties between acts. All for the small sum of 75c all over the house at Arcade Jan. 26. THE WONDERFUL FREE SEWING MACHINE. , ... rt. . nnnna iiitn oner grocer, said m yesterdays uDserver.i - iT-i. T- 1.1 . T1 I T OnlM " U1UL 11U BU1U 111U1U .UIUU&LUltl ucx Ul .H!" made .flour than all others combined this man sure told the truth for once in his life. Adv. 1-15-lt. For Sale or Trade. Ten acres one-half mile north from Island City, four-room house, barn and small buildings; good land. Will take good La Grande property as part payment terms on balance. La Grande Investment Co. Adv. 1-8-Ot. Mrs. Sylvester Trull died yesterday in Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Trull, of Sherry's theatre, went to Pendleton this morning to attend the funeral. The deceased was the moth er of Mr. Trull. -I l I PERSONALS. -I Did you ever try taking snow pic tures. Let us tell you how to get the best results with your camera in the winter time. Silverthorn's. Adv. ! 1-15-tf. Phone Mam 723 Price & Dutli, Bakers, phoned rush us more flour we wish to say that we really enjoy phone orders. 1-15-lt We' pay Dest prices Tor second Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St., Phone Black 3351. 9-14, tf. Dry wood for Black 1642. Adv. sale. Telephone 1-10-11;. Rev. E. R. Martin, superintendent of the Upper Coast district of. the American Sunday School association, will preach tomorrow in the Christian and Baptist churches of La Grande. Chas. Hug, who recently arrived from Nevada to visit his mother and sister in La Grsmde, left thi3 morning for Elgin nnd Wallowa county points to visit. relatives and friends. Mrs. C. R. Hibberd and children have returned from California where they have been the past two months. In company with her mother and sis ter, who still remain in California, Mrs. Hibberd visited as far south as Old Mexico. Mrs. R, W. Laughlin went down to Imbler today to visit relatives and was accompanied by her niece, Miss Anna Brooks. George Benson was among the ar rivals from Union this morning. Mrs. Cora M. Davis, past national president of the W. R. C, accom panied the Union delegation to the G. A. R. and Women's Relief; Corps installation today. ' .. .J. .J. .J. .J. WAR NEWS OF ONE YEAR AGO TODAY. now on display at our NEW STORE. Don't BUY until you see this marvelous machine. We also have . for sale . all makes of used machines at $5.00 and up each. Sowing machines for rent. Very low rates. D. HAISTEN Furniture on easv Payments , 1 . . - Baron Burian succeeded Count Berchtold as Austrian sonal reasons." Berchtold had Premier, who resigned for per wanted to resign for some time. A great battle raged north of ! Soissons. J I I I f ! J I $ C. D. Huffman has a visit to Portland. returned from J t ADDITIONAL SOCIETY. " 4- A JU "i .J. ? f Mrs. E. E. Bragg will be the next hostess to the afternoon division of the Kaffee Kiatch. Cards will be played, beginning at 2 o'clock. Usually cards are not played at these after noon sessions. ' Mrs. E. Polack was a delightful hostess to tne Thursday Auction club No. 6 was a half hour late today, and No. 17 a few minutes off other wise the storms east and west haven't delayed traffic on the mainline today. OPEN FOR BUSINESS. Ulrich Lottos to Serve Patrons Lunches, Soft Drinks and Cigars. Ulrich Lottos has reopened his place of business on Jefferson avenue and is now ready to serve patrons with lunches, soft drinks, cigars and to bacco. The interior has been special ly arranged for this new line of busi ness and everything is strictly flrst class and up to date. In addition to the lines mentioned above Mr. Lottos will also handle the new temperance drink, "Lemp's Tally." This beverage has passed the fullest investigation and is absolutely a temperance drink. Mr. Lottea opened for business today. Our (Want Ada bring results. EVERYTHING IN SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES' Our stock of school books and supplies is even greater than ever this year. It includes every book necessary for students in City or Country Schools . Our prices are the lowest that new books can be sold for any where. Bring in your list and see what we can do for you on Books and Other Requisites. Our line of the smaller neces sities is remarkable in its com pleteness. We buy in large quantities and are thereby en abled to make exceptionally low prices. You are sure of best value for your money on any of these items. Youll need Pens, Pen Holders, Inks, Pencils, Erasers. Tablets, Note Books, Rulers Crayons, Etc during the entire school year. It will always pay you to pur chaso them hdre. -. NEWLIN BOOK t STATIONERY CO.